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MY %.

MAY 70.
'Twixt you and me tits twenty.three
'Tis twenty. three twixt you and me.
any difference twill be that that serminates twixt
TwEEDLE DEE AND TwEEDLE DUN.
LEAVING the odds in favor of the Odd number. which
You plainly see is twenty three.
We the and U.s. nn'
COME TO SEE Us. .,-. =,
Itisyour duy
Ny Charming m beauty Hy
Thsvs stood the test. 90
Twas free ,s from Jest.
My dainty dame.
til. thing which . thu.
Victor perches upon the banner Of
ADLER's TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
The cause thereof is thus briefly given,
We're selling as : dandy. drive.
ss! sca o. 5sh
Me eve t blue wool 1T si1 ninety-eight
Here's Victor j suit It seven and Ssli.
IF uSe
4S coat snd Ges Sf shs hn xse
You up . suit Of clothes at one ninety -si1..
a1s rshs
But viii trespass no longer your valuable time,
Call If you please, at 927 and 929 =
9TH STREET NV,
CORNER:oF MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
EtFf :, -
VICTOR E. AD1ERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. TEN
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until IL p. m.
EY-Ofice Coats. stripes and checks, Csc EACH On
sale Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from to
O'Clock am. Remember the days and the hours, az
these coats will positively not be sold other days
at other hours. my23
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Manufacturert, Remnants
or 12Tc. satfnes and India linen only Sc q yard
Bargains N sash ribbons and all kinds fancy dry
gooQs, nouons and ladies' and gents furnishing
gooos. seventh Street Palais Royal, ga 7th St,
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Elegant Line Summer Silk Scarfs. 25c.
AT Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th & II.
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ALL-wooL nght suits slo. EIseman.s, and E
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

I.Fi~1fions for the "a houys commencing at 3 ~ ~
rcr the District OF Columbia, Maryland, Della
ware. Virginia and North Carolina, threatening
weather. rain, winds generally SOutherly, veertnp
In westerly, slightly warmer.
OPEN Now-Grand free art exhibition at Omen
heImer's, SOS 9th street northwest st. Cloud build.
Ing Instructions free TO all.
ALL-wooL indigo blue suits 80. Eisemans 7SE
The BOYS WHITE AND MIXED STR Avs. price 4sc
are selling double quick at Francs, 7th and D.
ALL-wooL indigo blue suits $40. Eiseman's, 7SE.
WOOD FORSYTH. 12OS street, have all the
latest etchings. engravings, &C.. also fine line OF
mouldings. from which TO order frames at lowest
prices
ALL-wooL indigo blue suits So Eisemans, 7&E
ysrroRs can have their pictures taken where
they can insure a likeness. Fine work only at
moderate prices. Cabinets from 81 dog. Kens-
ington Art Studio, $40 Pa. ave.
AIL-wooL check suits $40. Eisemans, and E.
Act EMBROIDERY ExHIBITIoN.-Now open at Op-
pepheimers, J2S 9th street northwest, st. Cloud
building.
ALL-wOoL light suits So Elseman's and E.
PHOTOGRAPHS. PHOTOGRAPHS.
Finest work ut reasonable prices. EsTABRooKs
Ill Market Space
AIL-wooL light suits SO. Eiseman's, 2 and E.
sEK BUSINESS CHANCE valuable marble interests.
d. II.
18th St NV.
ALI-wooL check suits $40. Eiseman's, 2 and E.
GREAT REDUCTION violet Water large sze
ts-; small size, }6c.. for few days only. MertZS
Pharmacy, nth and sts-
ALI-wooL check suits $40. Eiseman's, and E.
Fox PURE WINES, LIQUORS AND BERKELY, pure
rye whisky, the best on the market IOr the price,
81 per gallon. ST a quart, and 30 cents q pint, %
cents a sample bottle, go TO rharp, SIS F ST. NV.
Atwood plaid suits $40. Eiseman's, and E.
DON'T FAN To SEE GREAT DIAMOND DISPLAY and
wonderful prices at r. Harris q CO., Diamond Im-
pOrters, AZ 9Th ST.. between ID and b.
ALL-woOL dark mixed suits $40. Eisemans, 7SE.
TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND MUST PREVAIL" and the
fact that EaStman's NanOnO perfume eXcelS all
others for decacy and sweetness is u truth that
has already prevailed 10 large extent.
ALL-wooL dark mixed suits so. Eisemans, 7GE.
FUssEILs ICE-CREAx.
ALI-wooL dark mixed suits $40. Eiseman's 1SE.
YoU can buy Solid Leather Misses Spring Heel.
Cur Kid, ST. Goat Peb. Goat for $50 per pair.
W. H. Rich, III Market Space
ALL-wooL stripe suits sl0 Eisemans, !. and E.
FINE PORTRAITS kets Kemethy. 100 Pa ave.
G. c. PARSONS HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA viii do more
cleaning for less money and labor than anything
ever used in the laundry and family. IL brightenS
COiors without fading them, takes out stains with
out hurting the clothes, and keeps the hands Ii he
satin
Be sure and get the real article.
ALL-wooL stripe suits So Eiseman's, : and E
STAINED glass substitute. All eth st. NV.
LIGHTNING Rops, electric work J. H. Kuehling.
ALI-wooI plaid suits 80. Eiseman's, and E.
HUMAN artificial eyes. Hempler's. Ave., cor ~.
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YoU can buy a Solid Leather Misses Spring Heel
Cur Kid ST. Goat or Peb. Goat for $1-o0 per pair.
W IL Rich III Market SPACE
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Fox PURE WINES LIQUORS AND BERKELY, pure
rye whisky, the best on the market LOT the price,
81 per gallon. 81 quart, and % cents pint, %
cents a sample bottle, go TO rharp, SIS ST. NV.
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Plain and Fancy summer underwear al
rock bottom prices. just received at Francs, cor
7th and d.
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ALL-wooL check suits so. Eiseman's, and E.
GREAT REDUCTION -violet Water, large size,
Csc; small SIZE 3c.. for few days only. MertZs
Pharmacy, nth and SIS.
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PhtlltPS' Digestible Cocoa.
unlike other cOc0aS Chocolates 1t is not greasy
and though containing all the nutr1ment OF the
richest cocoa bean, it is so prepared that it viii
not disturb digestion and makes delicious tahlt
drink. All druggists and grocers keep 1t. 1
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ALL-wooL stripe suits $40. Eiseman's, :. and E.
FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. HOO Pa. ave.
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Pa. ave.
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DON'T FAIL To SEE GREAT DIAMOND DISPLAY and
wonderful prices at r. Harris & Co, Diamond In
pOrLerS, AZ 9Th ST.. between and T..
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It's English, You Know.
Cold Beer In English stone mugs.
JOHNSON'S, 9th and f
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ALL-wooL dark mixed suits So Eiseman's, 73E
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LIGHTNING Rops repaired j. H. Kuehling, Ale
18th
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W. Have Always
CARRIED LARGE ASSORTMENT OF INFANTS
WEAR.
But we must acknowledge that we have never had q
more complete and select stock than now carry.
Judging from the amount sell daily feel conf
dent that the appreciate both the styles and
the prices.
INFANTS CLOAKs! INFANTS CLoAKs!
cuff and collar, for 1898.
Infants Mother Hubbard Cloaks, with embroidered
cape $3.50
Infants Cream Cashmere Cloaks, with embroidered
collar and cuff and embroidery at the bottom for
One Of our most desirable styles is Cream Mother
Hubbard Cloak with embroidered cape and three
of embroidery bands at the bottom. for $49S.
AnStheE style Mother aYbbard with cape and en-
neat Gl9ak made Of best quality Cashmere finished
We have Cloaks from $49S to $24OO
INFANTS SLIPS, INFANTS SLIPS.
Infants Slips made Of Cambria, with embroidery
front, for ACC.
infa1 ~ made Of Cambric. with yoke of three
Infants Canbfc Slips. With yoke of tucks two clus
ters q tucks at the bottom for SIC.
Six styles of Infants Slips, CSC.
Infants Slips, with yoke Of embroidery and deep
hem and cluster of tucks at the bottom for 81 "a
Infants Slips made OF Cambria with yoke Of five
rows OF inserting and tucks. embroidery neck
and sleeves, with tucks and embroidery around the
bottom, 81 90.
One of our most popular Slips is made of Cambria
with yoke OF embroidery back and front, with deep
rufe of embroidery. 81 %.
Infants Dresses made OF fine Nainsook with yoke Of
Swiss embroidery and tucks, with rue and three
OF inserting at the bottom. for $4.6S.
We have large assortment of Infants Fine Christ
ening Dresses and Robes.
Infants Cambria Shirts with tucks 49c
Another style, with hem and tucks, SOC.
infants skirts, with rufe Of embroidery and tucks
Infants Flannel Skirts. made of best quality of
Infants Flannel Wrappers, Striped and Plain, for
S198.
Infante' Lace Caps for CSC f-..=
Infants Lace Caps. with ribbon drawn through the
crown. with full ruching, 81 Pa. =
Infants Lace Caps three of the most desirable styles
for 81 S.
Inianss' worsted sacques. ranging in price from &c.
Infants Silk and worsted Socks ranging in price
Infants Cambria Shirts. 12hc.
Infants Knit Shirts, :,9c.
Full Line of Afghans.
Felt Afghans, embroidered in all shades CSC.
Large Stock Of Children's NULL CAPS.
Infants Department second door Entirely apart
from all other stocks.
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FfSE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HORSE, CARRIAGR
BUGGY, ETC, AT ACCTIoN.-ThOmas Downing viii
srH tomorrow, at residence, 20lS G street com
mencsng al 10 O'Clock, the entire household f,Irni
lure, horse, carriage, buggy, harness, SSc This Is
an attractive sale, and will no doubt be largely
attended The horse, carriage, &c. VIII be sold al
IL OciocA precisely See adyeftlseIne ut for further
particulars.
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AIL.xooI INDIGO blue suits $40. Eisemans zSE.
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NOR SALF-A VALUABLE FARM OF pa ACRES,
choicest land, principally good grass.
several beautiful building sites 9Th street
road, eight miles from Washington Is ira ns per ay
TO Forest Glen Station, only threequar OF mile
distant good fences fine buildings and inn roy eInenIs
For further particulars. inquire at the Office OF
HAZELTON 4 PAGE.
my2l-lm l425 n Y ave. Washington.
E.OR SALE-THIRTY ACRES. IN VICINITY OF
Secretary Whitney and Presdentsyilla residences.
in sight OF hotel Bateman's syndicate property and
near "Burlelth ~ well watered trees many at
tracye sites for villas adapted for subdivision rare
bargain for short time.
m2l-3t' WM. Ii. GUNNISON. 1909 + ST NV
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AIL-wooL light suits SO. Eisemans, and E.
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I,oR RENT-9 ACRES GOOD MEADOW LAND.
II with Barn. suitable for dairy purposes. Badens-
burg road. X mile from Mt. OiiVet Gene ery sl2 "a
per month ". c. Dun ALL, 9.45 4 NV. mIS-eod1
NOR SALE-A DECIDED SPECULATION los
y acres, right at the Spa Spring, Bladensburs.
HUFTY & Dl Err. l3ol f ST NV my2O-.t
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LAsKrrs Loar Orr1cn,

No. 361 Pennsyivanis avenue northwest
Mouey Loaned on Gold and Silver Watches, Diar
n,nrS3a JeVelry Pistola Guns, Mechanical Toola
Isfaies' ana Gentiemen's Wearing Apparel
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT oc2
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ALL-wooL dark mlxed sults slo. EIseman,s. .sE.
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Fine COEd Seamless Half Hose. , DR.. 25c.
Al Auerbachs Bicycle shirt Depot, 9TH & Il.
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II A beautiful Plot of Ground, northwest within
square Of Dupont Circle lob feet front by depth
of 1873 feet TO good alley. Will sell as whole by
single lot. CHAS. A. MCEUEN,
my2I-7t 1870 st
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NOR SALE-CHOICE LOTS.
Il Lot ON 18th st., bet. and sts. So rs
Lot on st., bet 10th ana 21st SITS. $50
Lot on st. bet 9TH ST and New Hampshire av 175
Lot U st., bet. 14th and 18th sta ny Loo
Lot on 18th ST.. bet. and U SITS. zoo
Lot on st., bet. New hampshire ave- and 18th LAC
myl9-6t S. c. HILL. Cor 9Th and + sits.
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M ELROSE PARK-BoTS FOR SAIE-1HE MOST
Nk desirable IN HyBttsve. opposite the residence of
the late K V Elliott, Esq. Apply to address 424
9th st. n. W. myl7-lm
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NOR SALE
i I AM AUTHORIZED TO OFFER, FOR A FEW
DAYS. those three handsome Lots at the corner Of
3Oc Ground in this immediate locality is held at 4Oc
This is decided bargain. S. c. HILL. 9Th and f.
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ALLwooL check suits $40. Elseman,s. and E.
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5000 Extra Fine Straw Hats at Soc
At Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot 7th q II. 1
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u TO- ''Ward" prints 4Oc. per Id.
Also, Cottage Cheese and BuCtermlIk: sweet Milk
sc. per quart. Cream llc.
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IGOR SALE-THOSE BEAUTIFUL LOTS CORNER
II 18th and sts.. having frontage of 155 on 13th
and 13U feet st. allev in Can be subdv
at great advantage; 81 square foot.
mS2l4t. A s. CAY ODD, Cor 9th and sts NV
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NOR SALE-MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE-LOTS ll
I and II, block 81, Columbia Heights. Will be sold
to an immediate purchaser at Doc per square foot
myl9-6t s. Z. HILL, 9Th and SITS.
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nlN.,l-2t

NOR SALE-loo ACRES GOOD LAND THREE
Il miles from Rockville Sl.5O0
ton. Sl.fO.
One OF the best Places at Herndon. Va wi ich we can
offer at a bargain.
We have soms of the finest Properties around wash
ingfon, magplncently tmbcred. fine views desirable
surroundings. which recommend IA iuyest,f.
for country seats or suhdXidIuE suburban homes
Two OF the best located Lots in Forest Glen
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NOR SALE-CORNER LOT, ABOUT 5000 FEET;
IL can be subdivided into building lots; also lot
about 6O00 feet can be subdivided into building
LOTS these lots have sidewalks parking, trees
water and gas located near the corner of Penn.
and IL tn st. southeast; nice neighborhood Of
fered at the low price of 40 per foot. Apply to
SWORMS1EDT BRADLEY,
myC1-6ts 927
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J,oR RENT-CHEAP FoR The sEASoN-CoT.
IL tage No. First ave, Washington Grove AUnly
q ool Pennsylvania ave. or 229 st. n. e sAML
Pussy. ulvoa az.
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Best in the World. IndeStructible SO Trun
s. Everlasting Bag. Becker's, 1916 Pa. ave. &c
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T1Wh SALt-AI AMMENDALE The DRURY
House, ID rooms, 200 yds. from station high and
healthy. Also adjoining. 20 fine building 100
per acre Inquire at station Tor DAN'L. AMMEN, OF
write my-sO-4t
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ESOR SALE AND EXCHANGES BURBAN
Il places; fruit grain, and farms. Also i'm
proved and unlmIroved city property easy terms
Special attention is called 10 13 list g.
brick al mod inps, at bargain. WN. II. MAIN,
sd ana Peinsy lvania ave. NV. N.Y. Inn
NOR RENT-A SMALL FARMHOUSE FIVE
Il rooms garden and stable Also If desired eleven
Acres OF Land IN grain and grass good spring. Sit
uatlon pretty and healthy, public road, mile
east OF silver Spring railroad station road
Apply to D. p. LEE, Silver Spring Post Office. SIgo
Nd. myOlm
1SOR SALE-COMPLETELY FURNISHED COT
y taee OF 10 rooms on South Mountain, Washington
ap26-1m l. C. YOUNG. 14O7 st. NV
TroR SAIE-NEAR ANACOSTIA
\ THE BROOKLYN OF WASHINGTON.
Building lots overlooking Washington aud both
more than one lot il taken.
villa sites similarly located improved brick
SIDEWALKS. intrinsic well speculative value.
houses built plan OF purchaser money Furnished.
street cars. graded schools churches all denolna-
tons.
Highly improved farm. 100 acres: meadow, grass
land and garden land fruit of water.
mineral spring; three miles from AnacOstia bridge;
Large farm, 300 acres meadow. upland and mari
Apply TO II. A GRISwOLD,
ap30-2no AnaoOstia. ID. q
(tAMBRIDGE, MASS.-TO LET-NEAR THE COLI
~ lege, house Of ID rooms with stable all N COM
llete order terms reasonable 10 desirable tenant
Address ROWLAND. Cambridge, Z. o., Mass spls
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EyOR SALE-IA1PORTANT NOTICE-AFTER MAY
T. 25th the lots Massach ave- and LIST ST.
will be advanced to 10 cents, Offering for 60 and
IS cents per square foot plats on application -Four
feet southeast front, Offering for few days at 80
cents per square foot Terms very easy. These lots
near Chnburne. A. u. McLACHlAEN y CO.,
my.2- Inn 1871 + st.
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Mems Gray & Navy Blue Flannel Shirts
81; Boys, 5Oc., at Auerbach's, 18th II.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-08-05
Brownsville Notes.

Aug. Y.
Miss Kate Coshow is visiting her
sister Mrs. Franzen, at Rays Landing.
Lola Howe has been sick during the
past week, but Is now on the improve.
Mrs. Briggs and daughter of Albany,
were the guests of Thos. Kay last
week.
Little Eva Coshow, daughter of Mrs.
r.. III. Coshow of Wallowa county,
who Is visiting with relatives and
friends here is sick.
A large number of Brownsvillians
visited Waterloo last Sunday. All
report good time as usual with visit
ors at that favorite place.
Jno. d. Arthurs returned from Crook
county last week bringing In with
him few horses. Frank Harrison
came In with Mr.. Arthurs.
Messrs. c. B. Wilson and Harry
Kay, two of the men that manipulate
| the wool at the WOODEN mills, went to
Albany Saturday evening, returning
Sunday evening"
Mr.. Hudgens of this place has been
engaged to teach the Brownsville
school the coming year, and Mr.. Chill,
ders of Jefferson has been retained as
principal Of the North Brownsville
/ graded school.
Ex-sheriff ]. Blakeley and fam.
lily are visiting his parents here. Mr.
Blakeley reports here that there were
one hundred and fifty soldiers from
Vancouver and walla Walla, hunting
and fishing at Fish Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kay with
their daughters Minnie and Bertha,
visited Albany last Saturday and re-
turned Sunday. Mr.. Kay brought
back with him dog-cart. Judging
from this and the recent purchase OF
a very fine pheton, one is inclined tc
think Mr.. Kay intends doing some
riding this summer.
Rev. L. G.. Brownson, president O
McAIinnville college, come to our towr
last week and remained over Sunday
He was here in the interest Of the col
lege of which he il president. We pre-
diet grand success to that institution
under his guidance. He delivered II
the Baptist church Saturday evenin.
an able temperance lecture to n larg
audience, aud preached Sunday morn
ing and evening two excellent ser
mons TO crowded houses.
The elegant residence of w. r. Kirl
Is approaching completion. The roo
Il all on and most of the siding. !
brick-mason from Albany is now en-
gagged in building the chimneys. Sucl
buildings as this are credit to con-
munity. Mr.. Kirk in our judgemen
!. lhas showed excellent taste in selectin
the style of building he has and W
have no hesitancy in saying that
viii be the most handsome dwellin
| when finished, in this vicinity, AN
surpassed by none in the county.
: Proxy.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-08-05
sodavilIe Notes.

August 4.
A new barber shop on Taylor Street
: Hiram I<lum has new automatic
dishwasher.
Mrs. Wm. Wilson il the guest of
Mrs. f. Kirkendall.
Robt. Johns of Albany, is a guest at
the Fountain House.
y 4 windy nutmeg peddler, was seen
on our streets this week.
Miss Propst of Albany, is much inn
proved since her stay here.
+ Two dwelling houses have been built
here within the last month.
1t is said that Mr.. Barker does not
sell candy TO the "fair SEX" but dis
tributes it gratis.
Ralston Cox, "The Peoples Grocer, .
of Corvallis, has been here few weeks
with his family rusticating.
Samuel Wilson viii start soon to
Santa Barbara, Cal. Samuel has been
in poor health for the past month.
Miss Loftin's latest production is on
exhibition at her art rooms, 1t is enti-
tied, in spring wagon bound for the
celebration.
Vincent Jessey, of Halsey, is here
Mr.. Jessey is suffering from very Sc
we're form of ague. 1t is hoped thai
he will recover soon.
A great many of the rusticators re
turned to their homes during the frs
of the week. but many have come sine,
to fill the vacancy caused by their de
/ parture.
Edgar Grimes, A. B. Prof. of Chem
istry, in the Corvallis Agricultural Col
lege, returned home last week. H
was much pleased with the accommo
dations furnished here.
The co-partnership existing betweel
Z. Kirkendall and f. Galloway ha
been Dissolved by mutral consent. MI
Kirkendall will carry on the business
All outstanding accounts will be re
ceipted for by Mr. Kirkendall. MI
Galloway will be engaged this summe
in bridge building on the o. Z. II. II.
FOUNTAIN.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-08-05
State Fair.

The executive committee of the state
fair at the meeting on the 25th APP
pointed gate keepers and ticket ven
ders for the fair. For the competitive
military drill purse of S40O, divided
into prizes of $3.50 and $3.50, was offered
to be held on the fair grounds Septem-
Der Is, IA and Is; entries to close Sept.
lst; no entrance fee for competition,
and at least three companies must COM
pete; open to all regularity organized
military companies; three U. S. Army
officers to be judges; each company to
drill twenty-four men, two guides and
three officers. No free admission at
the gates. 1t was also ordered that
when more than one entry is proposed
for a country exhibit, and one of them
is proposed by a party designated by
/ the county court to represent the coun-
4 ty, the party thus designated shall
have preference. One hundred dol
lars was offered to f. II. Merrill to ar
range u bicycle programme for the
I fair.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-08-05
NOTICE TO FARMERS!

We, the undersigned, would respect
fully call attention to the fact that we
have leased the Warehouses ON the
Narrow Guage railroad, for the coming
season, and think that IL will he 10 the
interest of every farmer to call and see
us, or our agents at the different ware
houses, before making other arrange
ments for storing their wheat, oats and
barley, which we will be prepared to
receive and pay the highest cash price
for. Sacks furnished for storing grain,
I'm the usual manner. REMEMBER
THIS: Mr.. c. y. Scott, receiver OF the
Narrow Guage railroad, has guaran-
tced rates from the different ware
houses to the Oregon Pacific Junction,
also to Rays Landing, which viii
bring our grain to the river, giving us
the advantage of competing lines, be-
sides having the usual through rates
to Portland.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-08-05
Payment of Taxes.

Most counties of the state have paid
in full TO the state treasurer state tax
es of 1886. These are as follows: Ben
ton, Clackamas, Columbia, Douglas,
Linn, Yamhill, Coos, Curry, Gillian,
Grant, Jackson, Josephine, Klamath,
Lane, Morrow and Multnomah. The
first six named of these have balances
placed to their credit on next years
taxes. This is because of the action OF
the last legislature, which reimbursed
certain counties for moneys paid by
them for mortgage taxes which they
were compelled to refund to the own
ers of mortgages. Baker county has
delinquencies for every year but two
from 1870. Clatsop, Crook, Polk, Til
Iimook, Umatilla, Wasco and Wash
ington are delinquent in various
amounts, some on 1886 taxes, and 9th
ers for other years. Marion and Lake
counties would be clear except for dis
puted claims of the state amounting t.
several hundred dollars. Umatilla i:
yet behind on 1856 taxes SS540 IL.